Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-06-18

w. IA. hickey, of Hermosa, in town on
Tuesday.
+. r. Hall, Of the S. d G. ranch came
in on Tuesday.
4. Riley. an Omaha man, was a We'd
nesday arrival.
Robert Taggart was a Rapid City man
in town on Monday.
u. Lyons, Of the Gap. was at the
kleemann on Tuesday.
Henry Stevens, of Cheyenne, was at
the Vienna on Thursday.
J. A. Young, and J. Mcclellan, OF
Ruflalo Gap, Tuesdayed in town.
w. j. Sheridan registered in the city
from st. Joe, Mo-, on Wednesday.
Odo Reder, wife and daughter, of Hill
City, were Vienna guests on Monday.
Frank Howard, a Gap man was gap
ing at Custer attractions on Saturday.
G. l.. Jensen and wife, of Rapid City
| were guests of the Vienna on Saturday.
Charles Reder and wife, ofBakeryille,
were registered at the Vienna on Mon
day.
j. McCracken, Of Cedar Springs,
registered at the kleemann on Satur-
day.
S. r. Maddox, county assessor, wac in
the city on official business on Mon
day.
David Coles familiar face was noticed
among the Monday arrivals from Her
mosa.
j. II. Grade, representing a Lincoln.
Neb., business house was in town on
Thursday.
a. Lovett and w. +. Slaughter were
Sunday arrivals from Buffalo Gap, at
the Vienna.
+. c. Silkenson and w. Il. Tice were
included among the arrivals from the
Gap on Tuesday.
ID. Ii. Stewart, the we'll known grocery
man Of Omaha, was taking orders in
town on Tuesday,
III. Morgan, Of Cottonwood, hung his
autograph on the kleemann House
register on Saturday.
NJ. Lowenstein was a cigar man in
town on Thursday i'll the interest OF
De Nett IL Co. of st. Joe.
w. II. Bridge was a Norfolk, Neb.,
flour man, here in the interest Of the
sale of that staple on Monday.
ID. McCurdy, a Minneapolitan man of
extensive commercial fame headquarters
ed at the Kleemann on Saturday.
+. q. Johnson and III. Endicott, OF
Buffalo Gap, were in town summing up
the situation on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
II. Thompson, Of Des Moines, Iowa
| was a visitor in Custer on Wednesday
and departed on Thursday for Hot
Springs.
Colin Hunter, Of the Y II, and j. c
Spencer, of the L A X ranch, were
making business calls upon Custer mer-
chants on Wednesday.
S. d. Wadsworth was discussing the
merits of carriages, Phaetons and other
wheeled vehicles in the interest of q
Council Bluffs establishment, in this
place on Friday.
Mrs. Charles Holton, Of Clinton, Iowa
was among the arrivals by coach on
Thursday. Mrs. Fl. will in this place
for a few weeks visiting with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Don Mcdonald.
A. w. Riardon, Of Buffalo Gap, was
in the city several days during the
week, a party to a trial, which for
several days held fire, and which finally
went to French creek on a change Of
(a) venue.
Thomas Mclean, a former resident o1
this place, came in from Buffalo Gap on
Tuesday, having been summoned as a
! witness in the case of the territory
against A. Riardon for an assault upon
A. Lovett at that place.
II. w. Fowler, having completed the
purchase of the Tin Mountain property
in Warren's gulch, left, with his wife,
for Chicago on Sunday. where he will at
once arrange for the shipment of the
machinery necessary to the reduction
of the ore.
DR.. d. w. Flick, who had been So
j%ou-ning in this city for a few weeks,
with a view to the recuperation of his
health, and finances, returned On Satur-
day to his home in Rapid City, having
happily succeeded in the full attain
ment Of his dual object.
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